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The Commission of Inquiry has produced a list of frequently asked questions, with replies, to address queries from the public. Some have alleged a political “witch-hunt”, according to one FAQ, with the commission responding: “No. At the outset, we af...

Black and white Bermudians alike are calling on Michael Dunkley to prioritise uniting the island, according to a poll. The survey, compiled by Total Research Associates, presented a series of questions to 400 Bermudians — with quotas placed on age, r...

On the eve of Cup Match, Michael Weeks of the Progressive Labour Party is issuing a call for the community to stay safe — and to spare a moment to reflect on the holiday’s meaning. Amid the festivities and cricket rivalries, Mr Weeks said we should n...

Bermuda’s Governor George Fergusson has reflected on his four years on the island as he prepares to pack his bags and return to the UK. The demonstration marches on Government House and having to accept the resignation of a Premier, he said, were am...

Two open house exhibitions this week will showcase the new designs for L.F. Wade International Airport to the public. The presentations will be held at Bella Vista Bar & Grill at Port Royal Golf Course tomorrow and Penno’s Wharf in St George’s on Tue...

A significant increase in rates of diarrhoea and vomiting illness has prompted the Ministry of Health to issue a high-level warning. The Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit raised the alert because the number of cases of gastroenteritis is unusually ...

“Rubber” playgrounds are emerging across the island after a deal struck by the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Bermuda Workforce Development department and a local labourer. One playground is being installed at Devonshire Preschool on Corkscrew Hill, D...

Transport minister Michael Fahy has dismissed Opposition criticism over the Bermuda Government’s supposedly lost $300,000 payment for public buses as “absurd and way off-base”. On Monday, online news site Bermuda Real suggested that former Director ...

A reported lost payment for buses has been blasted by Lawrence Scott, the Shadow Minister of Transport, as “irresponsibility and incompetence at its highest”. According to a Monday report by the online news site Bermuda Real, a $300,000 advance payme...

Educational programmes designed to steer schoolchildren away from the perils of gangs could be expanded further in Bermuda, according to Jeff Baron, the Minister of National Security. The GREAT initiative has already helped more than 600 children fro...

The Government’s disputed airport redevelopment contract is to be investigated by a Commission of Inquiry along with contentious projects of the past — such as Bermuda Emissions Control and GlobalHue. That independent body, which held its first publi...

The first public hearing will take place today of the Commission of Inquiry into concerns raised by the Auditor-General over the handling of taxpayers’ money in 2010, 2011 and 2012. It will be held at St Theresa’s Church Hall, Laffan Street, Hamilton...